https://youtu.be/x3pFYlvdyvM - survivor of My Lai retails story
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Lai_Massacre - Wiki on the events The important part is to note that at the Trials all were acquitted but the one in charge on the ground. Who was given 10 years, and through intervention served a total of 3 days in jail.
https://youtu.be/OLA7b9P55L0 - The Heroism of Hugh Thompson during these events can not go understated. He was not honored for the events until after he passed.
Edit: mistaken, he passed on 06, but was honored before his passing.
I'm not so much interested in defining the current issue in politics. I'm only interested in the historical view of what the American public was like/perspective back then and looking forward from that position in the 68 have we learned anything from it? Did justice policy change? Did military law change? Did we forget?
March 16th 2020 will be the 52nd Anniversary of the Events.
I'm in my early 30s and I didn't learn anything about this in school, I only recently heard about it after watching the Vietnam War documentary on Netflix by Ken Burns. How can something so significant like this not be talked about at all in school?
Well my question is pretty much laid out in the title. I'm familiar with controversies around Iraq back around 2000ish, but I had no idea Powell was involved in Vietnam at all.
Basically I just came from a mention on Twitter that Powell led the military's attempt to hide the massacre - not just part of, but led it???
Can somebody shed some light on this? Is it even true?
lai looks dope AF, true, but it seems so sluggish that you have to sheath your weapon, and does not even feel like a combo.
That being said, is katana any good without lai? I mean, Dual swords do almost everything better, parries, cross, not to mention windstorm.
Ban tu tren cay, dot chay bui ram cua chung va ha guc truc thang cua chung. Nguoi Viet chung ta sa bi chia re cho den khi chung ta gianh chien thang, khong co su buoc toi nao, mein Nam chi la nhung ke bat luong ma chung ta phai tieu diet. Toi cung voi ai? Hay dung day!
Insurances is new to nepalese people but it's the way to go jasto lagcha. Phone kinera cover chai lagaune Tara life ko chai k? Ani I saw a few scrips and their last year q4 Bhanda ahile ta major profits generate gareko Cha. So maybe they are a safe investment jasto lagyo. Just an opinion.
I mean the whole point is that there are kids there. Should we really be encouraging monkeys to drink in front of children?
